Warm, coastal seas are home to Vibrio vulnificus, which can contaminate shellfish like oysters when it enters them while they are filtering the water...
By Srinija Grandhi | Sep 13
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Dr Paul Offit called vaccinating younger people with Covid boosters a 'low-risk, 'low-reward' strategy
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Sep 9
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'It’s much more like a cold now than when we first experienced Covid,' Professor Lawrence Young, a virologist at Warwick University, said
By Divya Kishore | Sep 1
The FDA discovered that one batch of the 5% solution was contaminated with both bacteria and fungi, and it did not pass a sterility test
By Owais Farooqi | Aug 30
Ten local dengue cases have been documented in Florida so far this year, most of which occurred in Miami-Dade County in July
By Srinija Grandhi | Aug 16
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AOH1996 can specifically target cancer cells while sparing healthy cells from harm
By Anita Goswami | Aug 3
The novel vaccine, currently under investigation at Japan's Juntendo University, targets senescence-associated glycoprotein (SAGP)
By Kunal Dey | Jul 30
Meteorologists predict that Las Vegas' all-time high temperature of 117 degrees Fahrenheit may surpass on Sunday, July 16
By Kunal Dey | Jul 16
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WHO’s experts stated that the recommended daily consumption amounts of aspartame should not change in light of the contradictory findings
By Piyush Arora | Jul 14
The symptoms of this mystery disease start with a headache and fever, leading to seizures, vision changes, loss of muscle function and vomiting
By Anita Goswami | Apr 28
Omicron strain XBB.1.16, more commonly known as Arcturus, was the cause of 9.6 per cent of new infections
By Meenakshi Sengupta | Apr 24
Adult Autism Awareness Day is observed every year on April 18 by autistic adults and their loved ones
By Amitoj Kaur | Apr 17
Billerud, the Swedish company that runs the mill, announced that the plant would remain closed for deep cleaning as a 'precautionary measure'
By Barsha Roy | Apr 14
Powassan virus can be transferred just 15 minutes after the tick latches on, with a majority of people who contract the virus being asymptomatic
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Apr 12
Dr Rena Malik explains the reality and causes behind the phenomenons of 'Blue Balls' and 'Blue Vulva'
By Barsha Roy | Apr 7
Dr Leyla Hannbeck explained how various factors such as hydration can determine where your urine falls on the color spectrum
By Kunal Dey | Apr 2
In 2019, the CDC identified C auris in particular as an 'urgent threat' as it can kill up to 60% of victims
By Srinija Grandhi | Apr 1
'Every aspect of how we function is controlled by light,' an associate professor of Clinical Neuroscience at the University of Oxford, said
By Divya Kishore | Mar 29
After taking the medication, Anna Kolyada started feeling sick, experienced violent chills and headaches, and her body temperature rose to 41 degrees
By Anita Goswami | Mar 28
A different topic is addressed on World Tuberculosis Day each year which focuses on encouraging nations to make more progress
By Khushali Srivastava | Mar 23
Enndometriosis is a chronic condition that can significantly decrease the quality of one's life
By Amitoj Kaur | Mar 21
The destructive trend has become popular among college goers who claim Borg keeps you hydrated while binge drinking
By Amitoj Kaur | Mar 7
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Researchers also highlighted studies on humans that show users consuming these drugs are at four times the high risk to suffer intestinal obstruction
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Mar 6
The CDC stated that the brain-eating amoeba infection was the first instance of the rare fatal infection in 2023 and the first ever recorded in the US during winters
By Srinija Grandhi | Mar 2
'That was the biggest slap in the face. That tells you right now he doesn't care about us,' East Palestine Mayor said of President Joe Biden
By Kunal Dey | Feb 21
A doctor wrote, 'Unbelievable that babies dying from syphilis in 2023! We need doctors, patients, insurance and public health to work together'
By Varnika Srivastava | Feb 16
The Marburg virus is considered to be one of the most harmful and fatal viruses known to humans
By Arunava Chakrabarty | Feb 14
In the US, Brazil, Japan, and some regions of Africa, there are 35 Ophiocordyceps fungi known to transform insects into zombies
By Owais Farooqi | Feb 11
The CDC recorded 225 norovirus outbreaks between August 1, 2022, and January 8, 2023, a 30% jump from last year
By Arunava Chakrabarty | Feb 10
The challenge involves preparing a chicken recipe with cold and allergy medicine NyQuil
By Arunava Banerjee | Feb 9
Al Roker announced in January that he was dealing with a 'frightening' health scare
By Arunava Chakrabarty | Feb 1
VEXAS syndrome affects about 13,200 men and 2,300 women over age 50 in the US alone
By Deepak Kumar | Jan 25
According to a recent study by NIH on hydration, adding consistent good hydration to healthy lifestyle choices may slow down the aging process
By Rohit Upadhyay | Jan 2
According to the CDC data, the strain, called XBB.1.5, is responsible for 41% of Covid-19 cases that have been officially confirmed nationwide
By Tuhin Chakraborty | Jan 1
Medical professionals referred to McMahon's death as a 'one-in-a-million' since she was just 36 when she died and had no underlying medical conditions
By Simran Agarwal | Dec 27
The declassified report by staff members for the committee’s Democratic majority, adds that US intelligence was behind in fixing their shortcomings
By Rohit Upadhyay | Dec 15
Hanna Roap, 7, tragically died within 24 hours of being afflicted and her father thinks she could have been saved if she was given antibiotics
By Samyukhtha L KM | Dec 6
Dr Huff reportedly claimed that China’s experiments with shoddy biosecurity eventually led to a lab leak at the US-funded Wuhan Institute of Virology
By Anjana PV | Dec 3
The transition phase has been given a year to phase out the earlier term, and until then the 2 terms will be used simultaneously to avoid confusion
By Owais Farooqi | Nov 28
New analysis claims the virus likely emerged from a Sierra Leone lab which at the time was receiving funding from the US for its work on Lassa fever
By Jayant Chhabra | Nov 4
As per the 32-year-old, the phthalates and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals in L'Oreal products caused her cancer after regular and prolonged exposure
By Harshwardhan Waghela | Oct 25
The Stafford High School students had flu-like and gastrointestinal symptoms that has sparked worry among parents
By Meenakshi Sengupta | Oct 24
Dr Bill Kirkup who led the investigation said his findings into the East Kent trust between 2009 and 2020 were 'shocking and uncomfortable'
By Deepak Kumar | Oct 20
The study revealed that 63 percent of women who are yet to experience menopause did not know symptoms can appear up to ten years before their last period
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Oct 17
'When I started up my clinic 15 years ago there was not a single child who turned up with the condition,' a dry eye specialist said
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Oct 16
About 1 out of every 100 breast cancers diagnosed in the United States is found in a man, as per CDC
By Meenakshi Sengupta | Oct 16
Fruithurst, which is home to a little over 400 people, has significantly higher rates of 16 different types of the disease than the national average
By Sumanti Sen | Oct 11
Alabama News
Harvard-affiliated Boston Children's Hospital was caught in a scandal over gender transition surgeries among children with gender dysphoria
By Jenny Anna Mathew | Oct 7
Boston News
There is one vaccine from Johnson & Johnson that could prove to be effective against the new strain however it is not yet clinically approved
By Anjana PV | Oct 5
Emma Thompson was prescribed the immunosuppressant methotrexate to treat the pain and symptoms of her chronic rheumatoid arthritis
By Tuhin Chakraborty | Oct 4
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